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live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix five news. a massive mudslide is forcing evacuations, tonight several bay area homes are at risk. a new round of rain has a threat of more flooding. we begin tonight with the mudslide that crashed down near several homes in burnsville. it happened along santa rosa avenue. joe vazquez got caught in the middle. >> reporter: liz, this is insult to injury here in gvdel. already the pounding rain is making the worst flooding in more than a decade even worse and just above the town they

are digging out from a massive mudslide. up the hill above the river we found a huge slide covering santa rosa avenue. the road has become muddy waterfall. some homes are red tagged deemed uninhabitable by the county. it's hard to tell on tv just how huge this mudslide is, think about a large slide at a water park, maybe 50 or 75 feet long from top to bottom. the mud is deep, with high on me, for the rest of the story we have to go around. here on the other side, the road is impassable. the mud is very thick. no doubt this road will be compromised or some time. this area is sparsely populated with spaced out homes, how much damage is done? it's too dark to tell will have to wait for daylight to see the

full scope of the damage of the big mudslide. probably not the best idea to try to walk through it but i guess we were determined to bring the story. it is cold and wet, i am on my second raincoat. you can imagine what the folks here are dealing with as the storm and another storm continued to wreak havoc year. this is joe vazquez. chief meteorologist pollyanna is tracking -- paul vienna has more.>> the north bay mountains have been exacerbated the most. napa county sonoma county, title loma north to santa rosa, said alana -- st. helena, inverness all getting steady rainfall. san ramon walnut creek and lafayette getting steady rainfall. all of this ahead of the storm

that will be here tomorrow evening causing another flash flood watch. we also have the king tides, there's a coastal flood advisory. it will also be windy with high winds in the high elevations. added up, it's a smaller version than what we had on the weekend with another storm tomorrow. we will talk about timing and which our will be the wettest coming up. in santa cruz county despite all the rain there is an emergency water shortage. betty? >> reporter: that's right liska all the rainwater we got that went into rivers and streams, that water is not treatable, the kind that is close to a pipeline that goes through the redwood park. the rain saturated ground so much it ruptured pipelines across the shortage. one of the city's majors

pipeline was no match for the relentless rain. the neural creek pipeline leak 15 leak 15,000s of gallons for hours before it was shut down.>> the land that has -- the land the shift around. we had a lot of rain over the last week with more coming tomorrow. this is not unexpected but it's not a great situation. >> reporter: the city asked residents to cut water use by 30 percent for the next week. >> we need folks to cut back on anything discretionary. if you can put off running a dishwasher or your laundry over the next few days, please do so.>> reporter: all of the city water supply is local mostly coming from flowing sources like rivers and streams but when powerful storms hit there is too much sediment making the water to cloudy street. the city relies on the pipeline to get water from a nearby reservoir.>> we can take shorter showers. second we just

heard about it. not quite sure how to save, i won't water the lawn. how do you think you can help to save water? >> shower less. >> reporter: the city says repair work will begin in the morning and the expected to take about a week to fix. the last time they saw a similar leak from a severe storm was back in 1982 here inside the same park. live in santa cruz county that a cruise. the russian river his ties low this afternoon at a crest of 35 35.2 feet. this rv camp along the russian river is now in it. major flooding has been forcing people to clear out of their homes, some even leading cars behind.

kirbyville schools and harmony union schools will be closed tomorrow. silverado trail is closed between polk street and deer park road and it will remain closed until at least 8 am tomorrow. kristin an airshow cestus -- >> reporter: there were mudslide all over the bay area today. they are scooping mud out of roadways and as paul says this is the beginning as far as wet weather.>> role roads throughout gilroy and morgan hill are washed out and landslides are still blocking highway 152 at watsonville road . authorities expect highway to stay closed until friday night. people live in the area say the rain has been relentless. >> it was a real downpour. at one point i was wondering if it would stop. > reporter: not before

turning low-lying roads into a pond.>> >> reporter: some residents didn't go far to see flooding. the river at highway 101 and 125 force rescues by votes. along the peninsula a mudslide overnight boat traffic on highway 1 to a crawl. drivers had to take turns getting five. the road reopened but caltrans it is monitoring the hillside. and a nevada the driver of this vehicle died after your the car slid off the highway and landed upside down the creek. raid there is expected to pick up overnight along with wins. -- along with gusty winds. this is expecting tomorrow's commute to be tough. the storm was too much for one ancient california tree. this is what's left of the

pioneer cabin tree. strong winds knocked it down at calaveras big tree state park yesterday. its unique tunnel through tourists from around the world for more than a century. >> no one felt it got no one heard and no one felt it best as far as we know. >> the giant sequoia is believed to be about 2000 years old. the area is closed for safety reasons so it may be a while before the public can see the fallen tree.>> reporter: -- the mountains took a beating the rock said scott rain, road closures and now snow. >> reporter: it's a constant fight in the sierra. people push no as inches turned 50 this week.>> the last 24 hours have been crazy.>> reporter: we don't want --

crews are working 12 hour shifts. over the weekend it was rain and a mudslide that shut down the highway for 18 hours. >> it looked good then we got hit too much rain. >> it was definitely a 10 to 20 year storm.>> reporter: 10 to 15 inches of rain fell. around the saturated and it's not over. >> the system we have coming in tonight there wednesday will bring another surge of pretty impressive rainfall.>> reporter: michelle need expects to three inches of rain and a valid but snow below 5000 feet.>> because of lower snow levels we will be measuring and eight of snow by the time it's said and done.>> >> reporter: they also forecast stronger winds and whiteout conditions.>> even your healthy trees when the ground get so saturated, the roots will without. >> reporter: the work is not over, only changing from mud to snow.>> come in get a good

meal, get a little sleep and go again. >> reporter: the sum -- the snow will continue to fall. later this week things will finally dry out getting people in the ground a chance to recover. inking fail.>> reporter: police seized a suspect god but the question tonight why did they give it back to them. 49ers on the offensive tonight why the team is now suing the bay area safe. actress meryl streep called out donald trump without ever saying his name. how the president,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

delivers his farewell speech. donald trump takes the oath of kpix 5's tomorrow president obama delivers his farewell speech. donald trump takes the oath of office in 11 days. kate has more. the bay area has been used to a certain type of leadership and all of that is about to

change. on tuesday mr. obama will address the nation as president one last time in his hometown of chicago. the same place where he gave his first victory speech as the first african-american president in 2008. the president called his farewell address a chance to say thank you or amazing journey.>> barack obama will get on a helicopter and donald trump will walk into the white house and i think some people's heads will explode when that happens. >> a deeply divided nation is days away from inaugurating donald trump into office. melissa kane waited on the changing of the guard.>> the part of the transition is quick. for people to process it, it is mind-boggling. it is much faster than 18 months leading up to this. truck the contrast in style it between the two men made more clear between donald trump and

meryl streep. >> when a person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter, someone he outranked in privilege, power, and capacity to fight back. >> true to form trump went to twitter tweeting meryl streep is one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood. doesn't know me but attack last night at the golden globes. she is a blurry flunky who lost big. for the 100th time i never mocked a disabled reporter. donald trump's senior advisor kelly in conway. >> when you tuned into golden globes award show, is it always appropriate to talk politics? they have to be held to account. you cannot give them the benefit of the doubt on this. he is telling you what was in his heart. you want to go by what came out of his mouth. >> but in just 11 days donald trump will have the last word

taking on his biggest role yet, a script even hollywood cannot rewrite. >> president obama will deliver his address at 6 pm tomorrow. switching gears a fight between the 49ers and the city of santa clara is getting ugly. tonight we learn the team is suing the city. the 49ers file lawsuit on friday cleaning city leaders falsely accuse them of violating the contract here furthermore the team wants the city to sign certificates say no breaches ever happened. the lawsuit states the city has falsely accused the team of having failed to perform its obligations under the stadia management agreement despite the absence of any faith basis for such charges. the dispute began last year after mayor lisa gilmore issued an audit for levi stadium finances. tonight we know

the identities of 4 to 5 people shot and killed an airport in florida. they range in ages from 5784, all of them either headed to or returning from a cruise. allen martin shows us the shooting suspect who made his first court appearance today. >> reporter: a u. s. magistrate judge assigned a public defender and denied bell. wearing shackles and red jumpsuit ,26 esteban santiago in the federal court today. during a 15 minute hearing the iraq war veteran did not explain his motive and said he only had $5-$10 in his bank account. he respond best >> he responded appropriately to questions. >> reporter: this video from tmz appears to show santiago pulling his gun and firing randomly at fort lauderdale's international airport on friday. they say he shot 11 people and ran out of ammunition, dropped his weapon and surrendered.

>> that is most predator eyes thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: last september he told federal agents that u. s. intelligence controlled his mind. the agents took is licensed gun away for a month then returned it. that is the same god used in the airport shooting. >> the fact it was clear by doctors and found him under stress or having issues, the fact they did not issue a full incompetent evaluation of him is what a lot of to have begun back. >> reporter: legal experts say his competency will be a major factor in all aspects of the case. if convicted he could face the death penalty. allen martin kpix five. this is the yuma river running very high through nevada city. the owner of the outside in sent us this picture of the bridge. and this looks like a mini niagara falls, this is

late clementine dam and auburn and it's being fed i a very's -- by a very rain swollen river. you 70 flooded but it spared any major damage, wilson walker was the only reporter inside the park during the big storm. >> reporter: -- >> weight -- we crested at 10,000 feet. >> reporter: the river ran high but not angry just knocking at the door of campsites and making a driver in the valley feel like a drive around the lake. >> that puts us above a tenure flood.>> reporter: kaffirs one of the people tasked with protecting how the river will react being fed from every direction. she said the lack of real damage following the tenure flood is no accident.>> the

1997 flood which is the flood of record, kind of rewrote the map and yosemite valley in terms of where infrastructure is. >> reporter: by midafternoon they had dropped back to flood stage but as impressive as the river has been, the real story was not down here, it was all around you just pouring off the valley walls. >> the waterfalls were the biggest i have ever seen and the biggest that some people who lived here for 20 years have ever seen.>> reporter: it was not the storm that was dreaded which put the perspective on how bad the floods of 1997 really were. this had the picture of yosemite classic but no one was around to see it. this is wilson walker kpix five . >> you can hear all that power of the water. we're hoping for no data flooding in the

north bay. up to four inches of rain on tuesday already one end of rainfall in the sonoma county mountains tonight. still raining in st. helena and middletown. the sonoma county mountains is at 13 inches of rainfall since friday. look at all the rain in the north bay. san jose's cloudy but dry. san mateo county and the sierra are getting pounded with 6000 foot snow level. i 80 was closed last night due to mudslides. is closed because of whiteout conditions now. they had a mudslide last night but is closed again but this time because of slow. the russian river have a second crest wednesday afternoon just before dinnertime. 36.4 feet. that is nearly 1.5 feet higher than today. the flooding issue is not done along the russian river, if anything it will be higher in the next 48 hours.>> shasta lake, it is thing with the drought. mary -- nearly 20,000,000

gallons of water flowing into shasta lake every minute all day long today. that is 1 billion gallons an hour. that is our largest reservoir in california. we will see showers tonight. leah 49 degrees. the pineapple express is gone. no one told storm track to leave , it still over northern california. the next storm will follow right behind tomorrow then we have tropical air piling in. tomorrow evening the wind will pick up again at 30 miles per hour and it will be pouring. the wettest our likely 8 pm to 9 pm that's when the boundary moves through. scattered showers behind that. and scattered showers all day wednesday into thursday morning. we will not have a mainly dry day until friday. how much additional rainfall? up the forges in north bay, oranges in the santa cruz mountains, half an inch in part

of the urban bay area but another good soaker coming up tomorrow. showers in the morning with increasing rain by evening. we likely will see some mudslides tomorrow. scattered showers continue through thursday morning so we need a break. we have earned it and there it is, friday through monday highs around 60, four sunny days. we are halfway through january.>> that we'll feel so good. >> it's been a lot of rain so far. no time to work out during ,

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in college history. clemson and alabama duked it out ali... it has been called the greatest national temperature game in college history, thompson in alabama to get out like razor and mohammed ali. sean watson got a chance for redemption against alabama and the national championship from last year. the tigers have a four-point lead with less than two minutes to go but clemson quarterback found, 31-28. watson got clemson to the goal line with six seconds ago.

of passes thrown and that was the game-winner. clemson's first national championship since the reagan administration. head coach sweeney took a shot at the media immediately. >> the guy that called us of fraud, ask alabama if we are a fraud. i've never met him and i don't know ask alabama if we are a fraud. he's the only fraud.>> he is not a fan of colin howard here sean mcveigh, son of sean mcveigh was interviewed for the head coaching job. some asked why he doesn't solicit advice from ex-49ers during the process. >> i think they just figured they are that are things to do that to help your family right now. those guys have allegiance to

the debarr to low family. i think they are on friendly terms with the yorks and will help out here and there.'s here's shot of coach bill belichick on the fairy.,,,,,,,,,

tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. the late show is coming up next our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 ,,,,

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